Spain issues red alert as severe storms threaten tourist regions

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Oct, 08:54 · Archive

Spain has placed Valencia, Castellón and Tarragona provinces under red alert as severe storms approach with flash flood risks.

Spain has issued a red alert for the provinces of Valencia, Castellón and Tarragona as severe storms approach the tourism hotspots. Forecasters have warned of extraordinary danger, with authorities imposing restrictions across 20 areas as the country braces for extreme weather including winds of around 70 mph and significant flash flooding.

The alert comes just days after devastating floods swept across the region, destroying vehicles and claiming at least one life. Authorities are urging people in the affected areas to remain indoors during the worst of the weather.

How it is being reported

• Spain braces for 70mph and severe flooding with red alert issued for popular holiday hotspotThe Mirror · 4 Oct, 08:41
• Wild storms trigger 'extraordinary danger' red alert warning to stay indoors in Spanish tourism hotspot as flash floods turn roads into raging riversDaily Mail · 2 Oct, 13:55

In this story: Valencia · Castellón · Tarragona · Spain

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